Welcome to another episode of Listen, Learn, and Love, hosted by Richard Osler.

My guest on today's podcast is my friend Josienne Petit.

Welcome to the podcast, Josienne.

Thank you so much for having me.

Will you spell your name for our listeners then kind of visualize it?

Yeah, absolutely.

It's J-O-S-I-A-N-N-E, all one word, last name P-E-E-T-I-T-I-T-E, like Petit.

And we're glad you're here.

Josian daughter is here with us in the podcast room coloring.

So if you hear another voice in the background, that's Josian's beautiful daughter.

We're here to talk about race issues that are topical in our country and in our state and in our city.

Black Lives Matter.

Josian is very involved in this space.

She's a black member of our community.

Will you give us just a little bit of a background

on your education at BYU,

what your education is and what you do now for a career?

Yeah, absolutely.

So I attended BYU very much against my will.

It was on my list of places not to apply, and so that's where Heavenly Father sent me.

I eventually did complete a degree in sociology with a family and criminal justice focus. Two years ago,

I got a paralegal certification through Weber State, and I currently work as a paralegal

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